gardenstead | Traditional methods to improve soil health @gardenstead | Uploaded March 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 minute ago.
From compost to synthetics, Aaron takes us on a quick but informative walkthrough of the benefits and detriments of traditional methods of improving soil health.
• compost and its benefits
• how synthetic chemicals can harm your plant's soil environment
• compost re-establishes healthy ecosystems & prevents disease
• make your own compost at home
Make sure you watch the last video in our soil health series — it’s the longest in the series and in it Aaron goes over some tried and true -- and natural/sustainable -- methods for improving the health of soil for both indoor and outdoor plants alike:
How to make your soil healthier — for outdoor & indoor plants youtu.be/VbMY-9kE914
We know you’re probably quite busy taking care of your plants, and your life, so we want to let you know that this video is a bit longer (but only four minutes!), and it’s really quite crammed full of useful information.
Oh and also, we found it to be so helpful to follow Aaron on his Instagram channel— he’s got so much to share about plant care and soil health: instagram.com/biosnutrients
Happy gardening, plant friends!
About gardenstead
gardenstead is an online gardening community for everyone, and we’d love to have you join us. We share tons of information on every gardening topic you can imagine on our website (where you can also subscribe to our newsletter), so take a minute to check us out. We'd also love to have you follow us on social, and consider this your friendly invitation to join one (or, heck, all) of our super active Facebook Groups! We’d love to hear your gardening stories, learn your gardening tips and see your garden photos – basically, all the gardening, all the time. See you over the garden fence!
Subscribe to our newsletter: bit.ly/3B7RUfU
Find us on Instagram: instagram.com/gardenstead
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/gardensteadcommunity
Join one of our Facebook Groups:
Indoor and Small Space Gardening: facebook.com/groups/indoor.smallspace.gardening
Vegetable Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.vegetablegardening
Houseplants: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.houseplants
Flower Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.flowergardening
Succulents: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.succulents
Herb Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.herbgardening
From compost to synthetics, Aaron takes us on a quick but informative walkthrough of the benefits and detriments of traditional methods of improving soil health.
• compost and its benefits
• how synthetic chemicals can harm your plant's soil environment
• compost re-establishes healthy ecosystems & prevents disease
• make your own compost at home
Make sure you watch the last video in our soil health series — it’s the longest in the series and in it Aaron goes over some tried and true -- and natural/sustainable -- methods for improving the health of soil for both indoor and outdoor plants alike:
How to make your soil healthier — for outdoor & indoor plants youtu.be/VbMY-9kE914
We know you’re probably quite busy taking care of your plants, and your life, so we want to let you know that this video is a bit longer (but only four minutes!), and it’s really quite crammed full of useful information.
Oh and also, we found it to be so helpful to follow Aaron on his Instagram channel— he’s got so much to share about plant care and soil health: instagram.com/biosnutrients
Happy gardening, plant friends!
About gardenstead
gardenstead is an online gardening community for everyone, and we’d love to have you join us. We share tons of information on every gardening topic you can imagine on our website (where you can also subscribe to our newsletter), so take a minute to check us out. We'd also love to have you follow us on social, and consider this your friendly invitation to join one (or, heck, all) of our super active Facebook Groups! We’d love to hear your gardening stories, learn your gardening tips and see your garden photos – basically, all the gardening, all the time. See you over the garden fence!
Subscribe to our newsletter: bit.ly/3B7RUfU
Find us on Instagram: instagram.com/gardenstead
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/gardensteadcommunity
Join one of our Facebook Groups:
Indoor and Small Space Gardening: facebook.com/groups/indoor.smallspace.gardening
Vegetable Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.vegetablegardening
Houseplants: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.houseplants
Flower Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.flowergardening
Succulents: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.succulents
Herb Gardening: facebook.com/groups/gardenstead.herbgardening
